New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
THE BEST TWO-YEAR-OLDS TO RUN.
A mil NJ PROGRAMME AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY.

BRILLIANT PROGRAMME Al oih%N" 40
The Coney Island Jockey Club has been extremely ior
yunae so FAR In the weather its September meeung'
having enjoyed succession OF charming autumn aass,
neither too cold for conhoft II Tvs s"'1
tuck Is continued and the sun ana SKY smiie 'u',
great crowd pour through the gaVes' ol INC
pick OF the OF 1887 Will meet In the fa
bush Stakes, and spectator VIII have chaee |"
ace for himself whether Raceand, Emperor OF Nofiok
Sir DIXON or Fitames the real champion OF he year
But no one four AFFORD TO make the snghVes'
bunde for at heels will come flying the ncet oai-
fet KingHsh, SATAN, Tea Tray, behediciino anu
speedwel neld Of probable starters contains all
the best two In the Junior champion
at Monmouth with the exception OF Los Angeles,
extremely important additions OF haceiano
and Emperor OF Norfolk 1t VIII Dc inc suohses''
richest handsomest lot OF woyearoids that
have come together this and the winner Daring
accidents or q bad start, will be racehorse indeed.
Mr. caldwell exercise the greatest care at the
start the decisive twoyear-od race OF 1880
as the Junior Champion settled nothing Kingnshs
victory having fuke' OF the worst sort III IL
does not rain to-day will be magnificent strug-
gle, heavy would upset the fondest hopes and
make conjecture TO the result the widest sort Oh
guess-work because several OF the crack ooi canno
run all in the mud
scrutiny Of what every horse has done the
race with and a good track should lie at the
upIsh between Raceiand, Emperor OF Norfolk ana sir
the order OF merit In which this "riter
eanks them present. Raceiand when he ran On Mon
aay, the perfection OF condition He had great
speed doce temper, plenty OF energy and AMBITION
he gets i've pounds from the Emperor, Sif
DIXON fltzjames ana even i've pounds count IN
finish. RacelAnds last race was excellent
lie three quarters or mile In Ia 34s ana won
pull easiest possible manner All In al,
better performance than any one OF his opponents
Flabush shown In public, for the thIe-
eor NorfOlks Autumn STAGES though also won In the
easiest manner took :l0. IL Is true the Emperor had
iZ2 pounds Raoeiand only 1l2, but the Emperor
enormously powerful that weight makes compare
lively Idle difference him. Today's will be set
tied by electric speed last furlg 1t Is probable
tina Kaceland little Of this than the Emperor
las. -
ihe Emperor's race in the Flight Stakes was poor
he interfered with BY Touche Pas At critical point
No DOUBT his jockey had orders not 10 push the colt
hard or punish him severely he could not win Win
Interference the Emperor could have
got second places but when stuyvesant left his nea be-
made eT0rt for the place -
lakeland, then should the Flatbush, though both
the Emperor of Norfolk and Sir Dixon win push him
hard. | prefer Emperor TO Sir Dixon for second
place, but Sir Dixon Will run great race
to-day Will be OF marked interest.
Eoilan should win the FIRST, Favor second.
Belvidere should win the Reapers' Stakes, Como
The fourth race should 60 TO Drank Ward, Richmond
Florence Il. should be first in the the grass,
Eat diver second.
These the entries in full